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    If Increases in One Variable Have No Consistent Relationship to Changes
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If Increases in One Variable Have No Consistent Relationship to Changes

Question 76

Question 76

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If increases in one variable have no consistent relationship to changes in a second variable,what is the correlation between them?​


A) -1
B) ​0
C) ​.5
D) ​1

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